by Sid Peimer | Apr 21, 2014 | Articles |
In the martial arts, the idea is either to feign a move or catch an opponent by surprise. The problem is that your body often telegraphs what you are about to do – your eyes move to the side just a touch, you hunch your shoulders etc. Although I often talk...
by Sid Peimer | Mar 17, 2014 | Articles |
There were six men from Indostan, the most learned of gentlemen, who wanted to expand their knowledge by getting to know elephants more intimately. They excitedly headed out to investigate the elephant up close, irrespective of the fact that they had a most...
by Sid Peimer | Feb 18, 2014 | Articles |
Life poses an interesting enigma: although we can make the atomic bomb, we still don’t know the answer to simple things, like where do songs come from? Where do ideas come from? The epiphany, or eureka moment, is not what you think – it is not an isolated moment of...
by Sid Peimer | Feb 9, 2014 | Articles |
Take six standard Lego bricks, and there are more than 915 ways to stick them together. Actually that’s incorrect; there are 915 MILLION permutations. I think ‘endless hours of fun’ is most appropriate in this case. LEGO was the world’s most profitable and fastest...
by Sid Peimer | Jan 29, 2014 | Articles |
58% of men and 47% of women suffer from this disease. (1) I personally think it’s getting worse with very little relief in sight with more and more people contracting the illness. Technology has not come to the rescue; on the contrary, technology has made it worse....
